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Welcome to the Emotion Processing Studies Page

CURRENT STUDIES THAT MAY INTEREST YOU



Adolescent Attention to Emotion Study - Girls Ages 13-15 and their Mothers

Are you the biological mother of a teen girl aged 13-15? If so, you and your daughter may be eligible to participate in a research study to help learn more about how girls pay attention to emotional information and how this is related to their risk for developing emotional disorders. Compensation provided.

Emotion Processing
Healthy Child
Other Adolescent/Teen Health
Age Range
AGE: 13 - 15
Gender List
SEX ASSIGNED AT BIRTH: Female
Duration
DURATION: 3-4 hours per visit
VISITS: 3-4 (evening hours available)
Location
LOCATION: Oxford Building & Sennott Square – Oakland
Compensation
COMPENSATION: YES

EDI-Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS) Study – 4-8 year olds

Are you the parent of a 4–8-year-old with autism spectrum disorder? You and your child may be able to participate in a study to help validate an assessment called the Emotion Dysregulation Inventory (EDI), through functional near-infrared spectroscopy technology (fNIRS). Participants will complete assessments and play computer games while they wear a cap on their head to measure brain activity.

Autism Spectrum Disorders
Emotion Processing
Age Range
AGE: 4-8
Duration
DURATION: 2-3 hours
VISITS: 1-2
Location
LOCATION: Webster Hall-University of Pittsburgh Campus
Compensation
COMPENSATION: YES

RELATED RESEARCH AREAS:
  Child Development


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